On this episode of Reality Cast, host Amanda Marcotte chats with Tatyana Fazlalizadeh, creator of the “Stop Telling Women to Smile” art project, about her recent work in Mexico City, where she was joined by Fusion editor Anna Holmes. In another segment, Marcotte looks at the claim that the movie Frozen oppresses men.

Illustrator Tatyana Fazlalizadeh and Fusion’s Anna Holmes traveled to Mexico City to “amplify the voices of Mexican women who are challenging the ways in which their communities turn a blind eye to harassment and violence against women.” [via Fusion]

Three Muslim students—Deah Barakat, his wife, Yusor Mohammad Abu-Salha, and her sister, Razan Mohammad Abu-Salha—were killed by gunman Craig Stephen Hicks in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, on Tuesday. Though the police claimed the dispute was over a parking space, Yusor and Razan’s father called the incident a hate crime. [via Democracy Now!]

Investigators with the Department of Homeland Security say they turned up no evidence of what they call “inappropriate sexual relationships” between detention officers and women detained in a privately operated family immigration detention facility in Texas, according to a report released Friday.

Nowhere in this country do we have an apparatus that is set up to believe those among us who are sexually harassed, abused, raped, when we tell our stories. There is no perfect case. But there is patriarchy.

Abortion clinics nationwide face significant threats of harassment, intimidation, and violence, according to a new report showing that threats of violence against abortion providers have doubled since 2010.

In Hollaback!’s latest video on street harassment, advocate Michelle Charles shares her experiences with harassment in public spaces. “The worst thing about harassment for me is that it happens so fast,” explains Charles. “He probably won’t even remember doing it and I have to work to forget it.”